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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
THE LEIPSIC TRIALS.
How the Prisoners Conducted
Themselves in COurt.

uLEIPsIC, July 7.-Erhardt, one of the
men who has been on trial here for
treason during the past few days, was
yesterday liberated by the court, the
charge against him not being sustained.
Counsel for Klein, for whom the pro-
curator had asked a nine years sentence
at hard labor, urged eXtenuating cir
cumstanceS, and declared that there was
an absence of proof that Klein had tried
to Seduce others from their allegiance.
He had simply acted from motives of
patriotism. The prisoners. Klein and ;
Grebart, were asked whether they de-
sired to make any statement. In reply
Klein eXcitedly protested against the
punishment which was demanded for
him. 1t was too great. He had COM
mitted no base crime. His chief oFenSei
consisted i'll being caught. Punish
me-" he exclaimed, ''as a French spy.
l was born Frenchman, and am no
German traitor" Grebart was greatly
detected, and almost sobbed while pro-
testing his innocence.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08

Lead City, Central and Rapid City. AT
the last moment the teams differed as
to whether the race should be hub and
hub or time. AS result the Dead
woods demanded the money and left the
track. The consolidated team ran the
race against time, making SO 2-5 seconds.
The majority of the judges awarded
them the money. The board of control
will decide.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Seized by the Sheriff.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 7.-The
works of the White Hill Sewing Ma
chine company were seized to-day by
the sheriff to satisfy claims aggregating
81, ,424 upon confessed Judgment. The
principal creditors are Milwaukee par
ties. About $50 men are thrown out of
employment. President Fink, of the
concern, claims that the liabilities do
not exceed 1000, while the assets are
much In excess of that sum.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
SURROUNDED BY THE MOB
A Big Log Jam.

Special to the Globe. -."
TAYLoR's FALLS, Minn., July T.
The third and largest log jam this sea-
son formed i'll the dells yesterday. Logs
are still running, and the river for
miles above is black with them. The
jam now extends from the dells to the
head of the rapids, a distance of three
quarters of mile. While there are not
yet as many logs in this jam as the
large one of 1856, lumbermen say they
are piled worse and it Will take weeks
to break il.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Black Hills Firemen.
Special TO the Globe.

SptVIdI 10 Itft UIUIp.
LEAD CITY, Dak..July THE fourth
and closing day of the Black Hills fire.
mems tournament ended in fracas.
Nothing was done on the programme
until 4 p. III. The novelty coupling colI-
test for purse of $50, two men TO run
fifty feet. break coupling, put on pipe
and get water, was won by the Lead
City hose in five and one-fifth seconds.
Rapid City five and t!iree-fifths
For the great free to all for $500 two
consolidated teams were made up. one
OF Deadwood tiremen, the other from
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Tired of Life.

New YORK, July 7.-William H.
Clark, Il married man who was sepa-
rated from his family, shot himself i'll a
fit of dependency on the sidewalk i'll
front of 800 Wyclotf street, Brooklyn,
where his wife lives. After he left his
family Clark lived with his mother, who
is in comfortable circumstances. 1t is
thought he contemplated shooting his
wife first. He called at her house twice
this morning, but was forcibly elected
without seeing her. Taking his position
in front of the house, he drew revolver
and discharged one shot into his head,
killing himself instantly.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
g. Afraid of the Indians.

Special 70 The GIObe.
PIERRE, Oak, July Col. Dodge re-
ceived orders to-day to concentrate his
regiment at Fort Yates as soon as posi-
bic and proceed by rail to Duluth, and
across the lakes to Buffalo, N. Y. The
Twelfth infantry has not arrived yet.
Post traders and residents at the posts
are uneasy over the prospect of being
left without military protection, as be-
tween 800 and 400 Indians are lOafing
around
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
4he Division Convention.

SPtUlatl 10 tIIt UIUUc.
REpFIELD, Dak., July 7.-Twenty-
one delegates were selected to-day by a
small caucus held here to represent
Sphinx. county at the division conven-
tiOn, which convenes at Huron on the
18th inst. But little interest has been
manifested thus far, but determined
efTOrt:will be made to get out full vote
at the fall election. Hon. c. III. Myers,
ex-capitaI commissioner, heads the dele
CATION. Huron also chose her delegates
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
4 Victory for Radeau

NEW YORK, July Judge Wallace
to-day, in the United States circuit
court, gave decision in the case of the
United States against Gen. Adam
Badeau. The suit was brought in the
United States district court against the
general to recover S10.572. which it was
claimed that he had kept while he was
consul general at lOndGn. The result
was verdict in favor of the general.
United States District Attorney Walker
carried the case to the circuit court,
which affirmed the verdict of the dis
trict court
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Too Much Politics.
LOO NULL OittiSSs
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
RED Wing, July 7.-Postmaster De
Kay, who is commander of A. Edwards
Welch Post No. 75, G. A. r., has re-
signed his position as commander. His
resignation is brought about by the per-
sistent attempts of certain members to
introduce political subjects at the meet
ings, something that is strictly for
bidden. The particular cause of this
resignation, as Mr.. De Kay says, was
the introduction of vulgar resolution
concerning President Cleveland for con-
senting, before investigating the matter,
to the return of the Confederate battle
flags to the governors of the Southern
states
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Has Enough Money.

Special 10 tle Globe
New YORK. July 1T was given out
in Wall street that William X. Wander
bits trip around the world on his yacht
means the beginning of his permanent
withdrawal from active business in this
country. 1t was ascertained that his
holding of the New York Central and
other stock have passed into the posses
sion of his brother, Cornelius Wander
bilt. who has an Inherited taste for bus
mess life. William X. will withdraw
from all participation in any active bus
ippSS
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
A DefauIter Dead.

BosToN, July Word has been re-
ceived from California announcing the
death in the northern part of that state
of Daniel Emmens. who was treasurer
of Everett, Mass, until seven years ago,
when he fed, leaving deficiency in
his accounts of about $4,000. Nothing
had been heard of him until the an
nOuncement of his death was received.
He was SeYentY-fYe wears old.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
BIaine OFF for Scotland.

LONDON, July flames G. Blaine
left London to-day for Edinburgh. He
was accompanied by the lord mayor of
London and Senator Hale, of Maine.
The party occupied Il royal saloon rail-
road car, which was decorated with
flags and the Maine coat-of-arms. MIR.
Blaine will be the guest at Edinburgh
of Andrew Carnegie, and he is expected
to speak at a reception organized by the
people of Edinburgh to show their rec
Ognition of Nj. Carnegie's generosity to
the citv.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
ExpOrtation of Horses.

BERLIN, July THE bundesrath has
rescinded it's recent order against the eX-
portatiOn of horses from Germany. Dis
patches from'Vienna state that the cotIn-
ell of AustrO-Hungary ministers pro-
poses to rescind the order prohibiting
the expectation of horses from AustrO-
HUNGARY
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
a Reputable Iowa Attorney is Invited
to Speak at Gathering of
the G. A. R.,
But on Rising From His Seat is AS
saulted by His "Gallant" Hosts
and Vilely Abused.
Taylor's Falls Agitated Over the For
nation of Another Serious and
Extensive Log Jam.
A Dakota Clergyman in Trouble at
GAINESVILLE, Wis.---General News
of the Northwest.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
DEs MONIES, Ia, July News has
Just reached here of an outrage COM
mitted by several members of the Grand
Army of the Republic upon Mr.. Briggs,
prominent citizen of Carson, POtta-
wattamie county, Mr.. Briggs is law
yer and Democratic politician, and had
been requested by Hon. B. F. Clayton,
chairman of the committee on invita-
ton, to respond to toast at the celebra-
ton to be held at Macedonia. Mr..
Briggs accepted the invitation and went
there for that purpose. Shortly before
his name was called prominent Re
publican called him from the stand and
informed him that he had better not at
tempt to speak as a number of the q. A.
X. boys had organized to prevent it. Mr..
Briggs Informed him that he was there
by invitation to exercise the rights
VouchSafed to every American citizen.
and that he should speak unless fOrcibly
prevented. He resumed his place upon
the stage, and when called upon stepped
forward to speak when he was imme-
diately
SURROUNDED BY THE MOB
who insultingly and threateningly in
formed him that mo id C0pperhead
should speak upon that platform
Several parties, among them Hon. b. F.
Clayton, attempted to interfere, but
were pOwerless to protect him, and he
was compelled to leave the platform.
The only excuse offered for the outrage
is that Mr.. Briggs asked member of
the q. a. r.. during the flag episode,
how he would like to have one of those
battle-scarred flags fauntered in his
face. Mr. Briggs does not deny this,
but says that he did it in a jocular way,
with no intention to insult, and his
statement is verified by responsible
witness who was present and heard the
conversation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Had q Picnic.

Special 10 the GIODe.
FISHER, Minn., July THE Presby-
terian Sunday school, from Grand
Forks, OAK, one from Marais, Mimi,
and the Methodist and Presbyterian
schools of this place, held monster
thermometer at noon to-day was 9So.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
The New German Loan.

BERLIN. July THE issue of the first
100. .O0O. .000 marks of the new imperial
loan has been subscribed for seven
times over. The bulk CT those desiring
TO invest in the loan are private capital
lists. The applications OF Berlin parties
alone amount TO 4C0. .GO, 600 marks. The
North German Gazette prince Bis
marck's organ) is overjOyed at such a
bright result, which it regards as re-
markable in view of the low interest
offered.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
The License Question.

Special to the Globe.
GRAND FORKS, Oak, July To-day
on petition of LOO voters out of total
of $500, the county board ordered the
submission of the question of license to
a veto next November. Under the new
law tie city would derive revenue of
slO:Hb from license if not voted away.
and the county about $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
A Bad Failure.

Special 70 the GIObe.
DURAND, Wis. July 7.-Henry Miller,
a merchant of Pepin, has left for an un-
known destination, leaving behind him
debts to the amount of some $4,000, of
which about $1,000 is due st. Paul
parties, while La Crosse. WinOna and
Chicago merchants are also heavy los
ers. He took with him carload of the
best of his stock, leaving about $1,000
worth to satisfy his creditors.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
A Clergyman in Court.

SptCIdI 10
EVANSVILLE, Wis, July THE
family affairs of Rev. c. NJ. Arthur, a
well-known Dakota clergyman, are
being aired in a sensational manner
before the circuit court. His wife sues
for divorce on the ground of cruel and
lnhuman treatment. The case is at
tracing much attention.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Tried to Kill Herself.

Special to,the Globe.
CHATFIELD, Minn., July miss
Frank Johnson, young lady about
eighteen years of age, living in West
Chatfeld, attempted suicide yesterday
by taking laudanum. She was discOv-
cred after taking about three spoonfuls
of the dose, and a physician summoned,
who administered an emetic and proba-
bly, saved her life. At present she is
very lew, but out of danger. A love
affair is said to have caused the rash
StpD. 7 = ;.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Two Weddings.
Special TO the Globe.

SpeclaI 10 the GIObe.
WISoNA, Mimi, July THE mar
riage of J. Bartlett Taisey and Miss
Harriet A. Forsyth took place at the
residence of Il. F. st. John, on West
Wabasha street, last evening, Rev. W..
ID. Thomas, of La Crosse, performing
the ceremony.
George NJ. Woodruff, of st. Paul, and
Miss Helen White were married at the
residence of the brides aunt, Miss
Matchitt, ON West SanbOrn street, this
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodruff left on the Dutchman for st.
Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Not a Good Showing.

LONDON, July THE returns issued
by the board OF trade show that the i'm
ports during the month of June in
creased 81. 1.550, 600 as compared with the
same month last year, and the exports
decreased 81, 100000, as compared with
June 1856.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
A Small Blaze.

Special to the Globe.
WINoNA. Minn., July Fire about
IL o'clock this morning destroyed the
Young house, corner of Sanborn and
High Forest streets, owned by Arthur
Smith. The fire is supposed to have
been kindled by some children setting
fire to some straw in shed. Loss 5000.
No insurance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Couldn't Bring Him To.

Specialize to the Globe.
DULUTH, July John Horner, aged
twenty-four years, residing at 81 East
Superior street, while bathing with COM
panions. fell into a deep hole and was
drowned. He was in the water only
seven minutes, but could not be reSusci-
fateu.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
RiShOnS Amounted.

ROME, July THE following Amer
lean bishops have been appointed: Rev.
James O'Reilly, of Wichita, Kan; Rev.
Richard Scannell, of COncordia: Rev.
Thomas Bonacum, of Lincoln, and Rev.
Maurice BOurke, of Cheyenne.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Famine in Iceland.

COPENHAGEN, July 7.-Reports have
been received that terrible famine pre-
walls at Skagefjord, Iceland, and that
many peasants and thousands of cattle
have died from want of food. The dis
treSS of the DeOple is increasing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Election Ordered.

Special 10 lht UIODt.
MITCHELL, Oak, July THE county
commissioners in session to-day granted
a petition to order an election on prOhi-
bition in November, as 735 names were
on the petition, only 4S5 being required.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
An Indian Killed.

Special to the Globe.
HAYWARD, Wis, July 7.-An Indian
was run over by the nOrth-bOund way
freight this morning, and received in
jurieS from which he died before neon.
Whisky was the cause.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
The French Deficit.

PARIS, July THE French revenue
returns for June show that the receipts
were 1900, 600 francs less than the es
Inmates. The total deficit for the half
year is 25,000,0 ,0G0 francs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Drowned.

Special to the Globe.
REEDsBURG, Wis. July Henry
Meyor, butcher about twenty-fOur
years old, was drowned here this MORN
ing while in bathing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
eWashington Notes.

Special 10 the Globe.
WAsIINGToM July 7.-George ii.
Cory, commissioner of the american
exposition at London for Dakota, left
t tlnisht for New York, whence he will
sail the 18th. Special Agent Frost left
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
DOUGLASS DiSbarred.

WASHINGTON, July 7.--Edward Doug
lass, of McGregor, To-, has been dis
barred from practicing as an attorney
before the interior department.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08
Financial Statistics.

WASHINGTON, July THE govern
ment receipts since July l amount TO
S5,477,6S4, and the expenditures to
Sl5. 49,, OF SlO,OS9, ,SO3 in excess of the
receiDtS
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08

tonight for Seattle, W. T. Postmaster
Deybone, of Wisconsin, is reported de
ceased. The following offices are dis
continued; Lake Ibsen, Oak; Bergen
and Lawrence. Wis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08

sincere and unaffected kindness of
your citizens. Hoping the encampment
may be an occasion of much usefulness,
and that its proceedings may illustrate
the highest patriotism of American citi-
ZenShin | am NolIrS NerN SincerelN
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-08

l cannot rid myself of the belief that
the least discOrd on this propitious Oc-
casion might retard the progress of the
sentiment of common brotherhood.
which the Grand Army of the Republic
has so good an opportunity to increase
and foster. | certainly ought not to be
the cause of such discord. i'll any event
or upon any preteXt. 1t seems to me
that YOU and the citizens of St. Louis
are entitled to this unreserved state
ment of conditions which have con-
strained me to fOrego my contemplated
visit, and 10 withdraw my acceptance of
your invitation. My presence in your
city at the time you have indi-
Gated can be of but little
moment compared with the import
ance of the cordial and harmonious en-
tertainment of your other guests. j as
sure you that abandon my plan with
out the least personal feeling except re-
gret, constrained thereto by sense of
duty, actuated by desire to save any
embarrassment to the people of st.
Louis or their expected guests. and with
heartfelt and grateful appreciation Of
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-16
John a. Wi,.er rs,..ns...

The chemists made their report last
Monday morning OF the analysis OF the
internal organs Of the late John A. Wit
ter. who died under somewhat suspi-
cious circumstances. Poison was found
in the stomach, and In the liver its pres
ence was denoted in far more apprecia-
BILE quantities. The report verities the
suspicion OF murder, and the Coroner's
Jury, which was selected last week, ut
once began an inquest. Ths testimony
introduced on Monday was highly SEN
sational, and 1t pointed very strongly at
Mrs. Wittsr as knowing something In
regard Ia the untimely death. In fact,
the testimony Of Mrs. Whitaker, the
nurse who waited upon Air. Witter dur
ing the last days Of his sickness, forms
the basis Of charges ~ strong as to lead
To the belief that Mrs. Witter will bc
placed under arrest. The nurses testi-
mony in brief Is that she detected Mrs.
Wiiter In the act Of mixing something
with milk. which instead Of giving 10
Mr.. witter she gave 10 the attending
physicians who pronounce II arsenic.
Mrs. Wittsr denies completely IN her
husbands murder-for murder she he.
lieves II To he and at last accounts was
In Gloss communion with her attorneys,
who enjoin her In submitting to any in
terview with reporters. The case Is rx.
citing great deal OF interest. and II will
be thoroughly investigated.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-16
s.,,s. ,., r.s,,..,,.a.

LAND osfltt AT
Glr>ernp -rrtN.s. Celia. Jpnr :. i.-..
NOTICE -is hrfriI Ei,rn 'hst the fniiu-isis
~ nam'-i --i.i"f has his-i ip.k- IT tts inIrfs.
iton :" n.aAc nuai psr"f In .urisrsf II hi
risiin. aui i'si .aid PROT siIi - nss.is' i-,.
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of. ali Land. Nni rr..i. EIiis't. of Nsnt-s.
Cu.o.. anil iAs,ti Nnfssn. fhpt.ts. shcr-ir
and Arthur Collotn. all of Asisl. t"!a.
=. !. Dri..tN. Hrsi.sss.
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N.s.rr for ssas,i-asisn.

LAND OFFICE At
GtESvoop sr,JSG-. Colo. Jnl, .. i'-''
NOTICE I. hereby given that tho following
~ naine-i settler has nlci motto" OF hi. inten-
tior 10 max. Hnai prupf In support of his
clsju and that .nii prof will tr rna,lr before
the Register and Receiver at glcnw"i
Springs, Colo. on August ~. i7'. at J" ciurk
Iniorasio. On hi. T.. =. u. =. No. J.n. q. y. for
the nv Y Sec n Tp n. u vi. W 9Th Pm.
liz. uptpss the following witncss.- To prove
hi. continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of rsii land. viz: II. e. Smith. John Iubh.
Thomas Baker and George tSontcrinan. all OF
y. !. UpLA~. Register.
ft.irst p,h JuIy o-last Aug H. lss.l
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Neilrr for l.ssllraslen.
fSSn avt-I,.r At


GtxSwoop srRiSus. Colo. June N ISL.
NOTICE I. hereby given that the following
~ named srtti"r ha. nici nuiic" "i hts int. %.
ttou to make nnal pr-pf In support uf HE
.lsiin AMI that sa' prof III u made '-f ~,
tho Rcris,-r and Receiver ni Girnsnpi
springs, Colo. on August u. is-i. n, W ".i'Ss
a m viz; Thnrra. Emerson. 81 lay. 'nlr..
on hi. Homestead Application Nc. IN. for the
- /, .w u. .r "A - srr - aud NV u NV =
Srcs.. tn 4 y. kp. W 9Th ".
He names the following witncs.~. 70 pritr
hi. yr,,tjn,,u,.s residence uJ-nu. aud cultivation
~. .aii Irni. Wis VIM. Meadows. Of glrn-
w.--J Springs, Colo. James 4. Banks. of lay.
Toio'. J....s N. tainb. ~ Dixon. wyo.. and A.
x. -. DrIA>. Hreis;"r.
frtr,t Pub July BLAST Aug ~. Is<.l
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Notice for Publication.

GLkNwoob SrifNus. Colo, July II. 1857. (
NDTICE-iS hereby given that the following
! named settler tns Hlrvl notice of his intci,-
ton 10 make final proof in support Of his
claim. mud that said proof will h., made bc-
irir the Rcgi-tcr and Receiver Mt Glcnwood
springs. Colorado. on September ., lsst. ut 10
o'clock n. M. VIZ. Lewis Allen, If Jnckcr.
Colorado. on his =. Il. -. =. No y. 4. I. H., for
the NV = =. i. W y ne y aud no I. ne u Sec
-, Tp n, Hp5. W 9TH PM
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rcsidcDce upon ami cultivation
Of. said land. viz: William Fisher. Jack
ihirnes, A. J. Gregory and Julius Edwards, nil
of Ncckcr. Colo.
:. !. DEIlA.. H. sis'fs
IHirst Pub July l6-I.nst Aug -, lss5l
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Notice tor Pubiication.

.,--.-- bNNDV0I ~ -
VLcNwoop SPRINGS. Colo. June 1S,.
NOTlCE-is hereby ui,rn that the following
~ named settler has fcd notice Of hi. intrr,.
tion iu make nnai pr"pf In support Of hi.
claim. and that s,id proof will he made bs.-
sprinT.. Colo. on July =. iss., nj 10 o'ciock
n. M. VIZ; John ID. Ashley. Of Yarnp~. Colo,
on his T.. ~. ". =. No. lit for the W !, NV 4,
Iic names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
z, lid land. viz; John 1Ioothruy,i, Win, II,
Il, Guy y. short and Harlan W. short. nll
Of Nnmrs. Colo.
=. DrfAs. Reyi.tur.
ifir~t Pub JUNG ls-Iast July 81 lss,l
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-16
Noi,rc for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT
NwOop SPRINGS, Colo. June II. 1857.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLvNwoop spHIs9s. Colo. June II. lss,.
NyOTlCE Ia hereby given that the following
N named settler hHs tilcd notice ~ his inton-
,ion to make inni proof IN support Of his
claim, and that saiI proof viii he made before
the Register and l,cceiycr at Glcnwoud springs.
Colorado. on August .. iss,, at 10 O'Clock q. M.
VIZ: Thoruas white. ~ browns Park. Colo
ratio IN his r. l.. u. $. M. VI. for the Z, ne
u. sw y ne y See. II. Tp. 10 ". Il. i0, W. 9th
y. ".
He namcs the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land. viz. rrsnit &. Goodman. Joseph
wpol-cy. Andrew Bccndolds and II. ". Iavn.s.
all Of Browns Park. Colo.
<. j. pEItS, Register.
First pub June r5-las; July %, iss.i
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NOTICs
To Person. ss..ins ssseA.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
Oh the White River Range that the law
Of Colorado makes II u penitentiary Of
fense u run or drive stock from their
usual range" We hereby give fair
warning To any and all persons that the
White River Stock Growers Associa-
ton will cause the arrest Of any one
known TO commit the above ofienss md
will prosecute the ease In the Criminal
Courts. by order Of
A. J. GREGORY,
\. 4. HATCH,
T.. J. HILLS,
Executive Committee.
The Meeker herald., 1887-07-16
Notice for s.mhs.r.s,.n.

..--. shNb bVtINb ~
GLCNwooD SPRINGS. Colo. June :. ISL.
N'OriCe--Is hereby given that the following
A> nnnc-i settler has Rlcd notice Of hi. intrt,-
iion To make inal proof in support Of hi. claim
and that .aii pr'pf will bc made before the
Register and Receiver Mt GlcDwood springs.
Colombo, on July q. 1-s.. at 10 o'clock a. M.
VIZ: Thomas shcrwip. Of ASial. Cole. on his
J.. 4. y. y. No. ". for the = y ne a. NV 4 nc
He nanc- the following witnesses tn provo
his continuous residence upon. aud cultivation
ot. -aid land, viz: David Morgan. Thomas
Hamilton, Arthur Collon and II. :. Hamilton.
sll of ASinl. Colo.
=. !. DEf.AN. Rcutstcr.
lFirst yrib June is-t.ast July ~. 1851